Free side-view pixel furniture for 2D games

Vonk's Cozy Room v1.1

23 pieces, 35 sprites. Bed, sofa, chair, table, desk with monitor, wardrobe, bookshelf, workbench, easel, floor lamp, door, window, picture frame, wall clock, wall shelf, tool wall, plant, cactus, candle, mug, book stack, paint pots, pumpkin.

Colourways: bed, sofa, chair and mug in petrol, rose, moss and plum. v1.1 closed every outline (a script checks all four sides).

Vonk's Cozy Kitchen v1

23 pieces, 44 sprites. Fridge, counter, sink counter, stove, upper cabinet, range hood, kitchen window, spice rack, utensil rail, wall tiles, kettle, cooking pot, frying pan, toaster, microwave, coffee maker, jars, herb pots, fruit bowl, plate stack, bread board, stool, bin.

Colourways: fridge, counter, sink counter, upper cabinet, kettle, toaster and stool in four colours.

Vonk's Cozy Bath v1

23 pieces, 47 sprites. Clawfoot bathtub, glass shower, shower curtain, toilet, vanity unit, mirror, medicine cabinet, towel rail, towel radiator, towel stack, bath mat, bath stool, bath scale, washing machine, laundry basket, bathroom window, bath tiles, bottle shelf, hanging fern, soap dispenser, toothbrush cup, toilet roll, rubber duck.

Colourways: bathtub, vanity, medicine cabinet, curtain, towels, rails and bath mat in four colours.

New: Vonk's Lost Things, a Daily Hunt you can share (v1.7)

Vonk lost six things in his two-storey house: a mug, a frying pan, a book stack, a pumpkin, a rubber duck and a toilet roll. Every day they hide somewhere new, the same for everyone: on the fridge, in the laundry basket, balanced on the floor lamp. The date picks six of 24 hiding spots, at most two per room. Find them all against the clock; each day keeps its own best time. It takes about a minute.

Share your hunt: when you find the last thing, press Copy my result (or C) on the win panel. You get one line like Vonk's Lost Things 🏠 Daily Hunt 2026-11-01 · ⏱️ 0:41.2 · ✨ no hints · ☕🎃🧻📚🍳🦆, the things in the order you found them, plus a link to that day's hunt so a friend can race the same house. Post it on Nostr and tag me. I'll read every one.

Move: arrows or A / D · Jump: Space / W / Up · Drop through a plank: Down / S · Restart: R. On a phone or tablet, four on-screen buttons appear (landscape plays best). Stuck for 25 seconds? A gentle hint appears. Needs WebGL 2; it loads about 40 MB once (Godot's engine). On a desktop, click the game if the keys do nothing.

The whole game ships inside the CC0 Godot addon as game/lost_things.tscn: one TileMapLayer, plain Sprite2D furniture, one-way planks on their own collision layer, and pick-ups you can move or duplicate. Take it apart and make your own level. Tested in fresh Godot 4.7.2 projects (Forward+ and Compatibility) by a script that plays it start to finish with the real input actions, and a second script walks to every one of the 24 hiding spots from the spawn point to prove each can be reached. Want another day? Add ?date=2026-12-25 to the game's address.

Vonk's Cozy Series v1.2 (addon edition)

A ready side-view player for the Cozy Tiles: player/vonk_player.tscn (a CharacterBody2D with an AnimatedSprite2D and collision) and a 240x32 sprite sheet with idle, a 6-frame walk, jump and fall. Same 1 px outline and scale as the furniture. Open player/demo_walk.tscn, press F6, walk with the arrows or A/D, jump with Space or W. No Input Map setup needed; speed, jump height and actions are exported settings.

Tested in fresh Godot 4.7.2 projects (Forward+ and Compatibility) by a script that presses the real input actions: 14 of 14 checks pass (lands on the floor tile, walks through the doorway, stops at the wall, turns, jumps two tiles, lands, no bunny hop). The GIF is recorded by Godot's own movie maker. Includes everything from v1.1. CC0.

The browser demo is this same scene, exported from Godot 4.7.2 for the web. It loads about 40 MB once (Godot's engine) and needs a desktop browser with WebGL 2. Click the game, then use the arrow keys.

Vonk's Cozy Series v1.1 (addon edition)

Paint walls and floors instead of placing a fixed backdrop: a 16x16 TileSet with 59 tiles. For each of the six wallpapers: plain, striped, cornice, skirting, wainscot with a chair rail. Four floors (surface and fill) and a dark timber frame. Floors and timber have collision, so a CharacterBody2D can walk on them. Same colours as the backdrops.

Comes as addons/vonks_cozy/ with everything from the kit too: all 126 furniture sprites as AtlasTexture .tres, 24 backdrops, the demo room, the catalogue and tiles/demo_tilemap.tscn (the picture). Every scene brings its own nearest filter and whole-number zoom, so it looks sharp in any project.

Tested before release in fresh, default Godot 4.7.2 projects (Forward+ and Compatibility): 0 import errors, all resources load, and the picture above is a real Godot capture. The same asset is in review on the official Godot Asset Store.

Vonk's Cozy Series: Godot 4 kit v1

All 126 sprites of Room v1.1, Kitchen v1 and Bath v1 as ready AtlasTexture resources (res://cozy/<pack>/pieces/sofa.tres ...): drag one onto a Sprite2D and you're done. Plus 24 room backdrops (the same wallpapers and floors as the Room Builder), a demo scene and a scrollable catalogue scene. The project is already set up for pixel art: 224x120 viewport, nearest filtering, integer scaling.

Opened in Godot 4.7.2 before release: every .tres loads, and the demo scene in the picture renders pixel-identical to the same room in my Room Builder. Made for Godot 4; tested with 4.7.2 (tell me if an older 4.x has trouble).